Bachelor of Science (Human Structure and Function)

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Bachelor of Science (Human Structure and Function)

• Study mode
  Human Structure and Function is studied on campus.
• Program rating
  Studying the Bachelor of Science in Human Structure and Function, students will learn about the relationship between anatomy and physiology, as well as study disease, drugs and animal life. After completion of the bachelor, further studies can be undertaken in dentistry, medicine and health sciences. The university also offers this major in conjunction with the Bachelor of Biomedicine.
• Employability
  After completing the Bachlor in Human Structure and Function, work can be sought as a research assistant within the university itself. If further graduate study is completed, employment can be sought as a doctor, physiotherapist, medical scientist or dentist, and opportunities exist in pharmaceutical companies, consultancies, media liason and science journalism.

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• Academic title
  Bachelor of Science (Human Structure and Function)
• Course description
  Sample course plan
  Bachelor of Science major: Human Structure and Function
              
  First year
  Biology of Cells and Organisms     
  Chemistry     
  Mathematics     
  Citizenship, Participation and Well-being
  Genetics and the Evolution of Life     
  Chemistry     
  Mathematics     
  Managing People and Organisations
  
  Second year
  Principles of Human Structure     
  Immunology     
  Microbiology     
  Youth, Identities and Society
  Integrative Human Physiology     
  Pathology     
  Cell Biology     
  Principles of Marketing
  
  Third year
  Anatomy; Locomotor Systems 1     
  Physiology of Muscle and Exercise     
  Pathology     
  Music and Psychology
  Anatomy; Viscera and Visceral Systems     
  Frontiers in Experimental Physiology     
  Microbiology     
  Product and Brand Management

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